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102. Comparing and Contrasting Korean and Japanese Government Responses to Sex Trafficking
103. Constitutionalizing Access to Health Care and Its Impacts
104. Constructing a Transnational Understanding of the New Sanctuary Movement
105. Despite Haiti Abolishing Slavery, Why is The Restavek System Still in Place?
106. Fighting Today for a Better Tomorrow
107. Further Assimilation
108. Getting to What Matters: The ICERD, Racism in the United States, and the Moral Language of Human Rights
109. Global Indigenous Youth: Through Their Eyes
110. Global Indigenous Youth: Through Their Eyes - Acknowledgements, About the Cover Art, Forward
111. Gwayakotam, She Finds out the Truth
112. Historic Violence and Contemporary Resistance in the Ogaden-Somali Region: A Youth Perspective
113. How have recent human rights and legal innovations regarding sexual and gender-based violence been interpreted by International Criminal Court prosecutors?
114. Human Rights Advocates Program 30th Anniversary Report
115. Human Rights in Humanitarian Policy: Dissecting the Catalysts and Barriers to Employing a Human Rights-Based Approach in Drafting Menstrual Health into the Sphere 2018 Handbook
116. Human Rights in the ‘Green New Deal’ Narrative: Grassroots Climate Activism and Constructions of Human Rights in ‘Creative Social Praxis’
117. Human Rights in the Space of No Longer and Not Yet State Actors, NGOs and the Refugee Camp in Samos
118. Indigenous Youth in Russia: Challenges and Opportunities
119. Indigenous Youth Speaking About Their Rights: Our Stories are Guided by the Energy of the Hearts of our Grandfathers and Grandmothers
120. In the Vernacular: Indonesian Women’s Rights Activists Challenging the Anti-Pornography Bill
121. Introduction
122. Listening to the Girls of Benin City: Human Rights, Trafficking and Victimhood in the Italian Sex Industry
123. Moving Past the Stigma?: The Narrative of Menstruation in Wash and MHM Organizations
124. Moving Towards a More Inclusive Reintegration: The Case of Demobilized Afro-Colombian Girl Child Soldiers
125. North Korean Women and Victimhood: Selling Legitimacy and Shaping Advocacy
126. Online Radicalization of White Women to Organized White Supremacy
127. Our Vulnerable Privacy: The Effects of Ubiquitous Techno-Surveillance Programs on Sociological Expectations of Privacy
128. Rhetoric to Reality: The Participation of Refugees in Gender-Based Violence Programs in Dadaab
129. Socially Engaged Art and Human Rights: a Critique of Legalism
130. State-by-State Abolition of Juvenile Life without Parole Sentences in the United States since Miller v. Alabama (2012)
131. Technoethics and Human Rights: The Metaethical Implications of Crisismapping and the Right to Privacy in Post-Disaster, Post-Conflict Scenarios
132. The Gender and Equal Opportunities Bill: Nigeria’s Track Record of its Commitment to Women’s Rights
133. The Indigenous Youths in Micronesia, Pacific: The Movers and Shakers
134. The Life of an Indigenous Youth
135. The Maria da Penha Law and the Media: Understanding the Adoption of Human Rights Norms on Domestic Violence in Brazil
136. The Necessity of Breaking Taboos
137. The Press as a Pawn: An In-Depth Study of the Impact of the 2011 Arab Uprisings on Press Freedom Restrictions in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
138. The Right to Family: Bringing Human Rights to Bear on Racial and Socioeconomic Discrimination in the U.S. Child Welfare System
139. The Role of Human Rights in Reducing Maternal Mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa Approaches of Development NGOs
140. The San Francisco Housing Crisis (1985–2015): How Policies Have Ignored the Human Right to Housing with Suggestions for a Remedy
141. The Struggle of the Indigenous Peoples of Crimea for Survival
142. Through the Eyes of a Young Amazigh
143. Unpaid care work and women’s economic empowerment from a rights-based approach: A case study of the Dominican Republic
144. “Water Is a Human Right” – Exploring the Paradox of Framing Water as a Human Right in a Hostile Political Climate
145. Women’s Empowerment Through the Lens of the Private Sector: Are Corporate Gender Initiatives A Sustainable And Effective Development Tool From A Human Rights Perspective?
146. Abortion as a Human Right in the United States: Exploring the Role of CEDAW Cities in Challenging the Hyde Amendment
147. Actuarial Injustice: Discrimination in Crime Prediction Software
148. Brown Vs. Brownsville Why Today’s Black Activists Are Challenging The School Desegregation Paradigm
149. Deportation Under Obama and Trump: A Contrasting Examination of Immigration Legislation and Their Real and Perceived Impact Under Different Administrations
150. Development with culture and identity and regional Human Rights bodies: a comparison on the concept of development adopted by decisions of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the African Commission and Court on Human and Peoples Rights in light of indigenous-peoples’ self-determined development.
151. Evaluating the Effects of Possible Religious Incitement to Discrimination on the Human Capabilities of Khawaja siras in Pakistan
152. Human Rights in Non-International Armed Conflicts
153. Interrogating Impact: A Critical Analysis of Donor Support for Projects supporting Women in Afghanistan
154. Navigating the System: How LGBTQI Youth Who Engage in Exchanging Sex Seek Support
155. “¿Por qué Migrar? Porque Quise Correr y Volar”: An Exploration of Women’s Motivations for Mexico-U.S. Migration
156. Preventative or Performative? Assessing the Role and Intention of the UK’s ‘Hostile Environment’ Since 2010
157. Silencing “Breaking the Silence”: The Israeli government’s agenda respecting human rights NGOs activism since 2009
158. Special Operations Forces: Guardians of Human Rights and Our Constitutional Legitimacy
159. Tamil Eelam: Inevitably a Dream? Tamil Nationalism and the Right to Self-Determination
160. Towards Spiritual Dignity, Opting Out of Neoliberalism’s Cultural Imperialism
161. Translating Intercultural Bilingual Education into Practice: The Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Mexico City
162. Turkey under Emergency Rule: Politicized Terrorism Prosecutions and Criminalized Dissent
163. Unsustainaburger: SDGs and the links between migrant labor, industrial livestock, and the environment
164. Valuing Vigilance: Confronting the role of Canadian mining companies in resource colonialism in Guatemala, an analysis of the viability of human rights impact assessments in operationalizing the right of Indigenous peoples to free, prior and informed consent (FPIC)
165. Walking and Learning with Indigenous Peoples: A Contribution to the 5th Anniversary of the International Summer Program on Indigenous Peoples’ Rights and Policy at Columbia University
166. White-collar Gender Discrimination in China: How legal system fails to protect women’s employment rights?
167. Accountability for the Human Right to Sanitation in South Africa’s Informal Settlements: Strategies of Civil Society Organizations
168. A Gender Analysis of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Health System Reform: An Opportune Moment to Build a Just and Inclusive Health System
169. Airbnb’s Complicity in Human Rights Violations in Israel’s West Bank Settlements
170. “An Autistic Man Lives Here Cops No Excuses… Oh Yes He Is Black Too”: Cognitive Disability, Race and Police Brutality in the United States
171. Beyond Linear Transition(s) to Justice: Intra-Urban Displacement and Transmission of Memories in Medellin, Colombia
172. Bits of Life: Leveraging Emerging Technologies to Improve the Livelihoods of Refugees
173. Blockchain as an Instrument for Human Rights Business Practice
174. Collective Identity and its Impact on Indian Farmer Movements
175. Conceptualizing Free, Prior and Informed Consent: Interpreting Interpretations of FPIC
176. Conflict, peace and the human rights of Indigenous Peoples
177. Deconstructing Pakistan’s education policy within the Gender and Development Framework: The cases of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
178. Democratizing National Security: Implications of Human Security Framework on Human Rights and Civil Society in the Republic of Korea
179. Education for Human Rights: How a Refocusing of the Right to Education Can Magnify its Impact
180. Empowering Women’s Labor Mobilization in Cambodia: The Role of Global Enterprise
181. Ending Child Marriage in Malawi: A Gatekeepers Approach to Changing Norms
182. Environmental Violence: Impacts on Indigenous Women and Girls
183. Food Politics in the US: A Case Study of Civil Society Discourses around the Right to Food
184. Green Governmentality: China and the Environmental Politics of Pastoralism
185. Hate Speech, Dignity, and the Westboro Baptist Church
186. Human Rights Education for Bengali Women: Agency and empowerment
187. Indigenous Peoples’ Conflicts and the Negotiation Process for Autonomy in Nicaragua
188. Indigenous Peoples' Rights and Unreported Struggles: Conflict and Peace
189. Indigenous Peoples’ Rights, Conflict and Peace Building: Experiences from East Africa
190. Indigenous Women of Northeast India at the Forefront of a Strong Non-Violent Peace Movement
191. Intercultural Conflict and Peace Building: The Experience of Chile
192. “Licence to Kill”: The United States’ Illegal Drone Program and the Dark Legacy of Collective Punishment
193. Long-Awaited Justice and Lasting Protection for Shia Muslims in Iraq: Recognizing the Tragedy of Karbala Through the Mechanisms of Transitional Justice
194. Migrant Networks: An Expression of Collective Identity and an Indicator for Integration
195. Mobilising Without the Masses and Mainstreaming Women’s Rights: A Case Study of the Local Women’s Movement in Malaysia
196. Moving Beyond Access: Integration of Syrian Refugee Students into Turkish Public Schools in the Bursa Province
197. Natural Resource Control and Indigenous Rights in Bolivia’s Santa Cruz Department: Post-neoliberal Rhetoric and Reality
198. “No Matter Which Socio-legal Regime is Put into Place, People Continue to Sell and to Buy Sex Wherever They Can”: A Comparative Analysis of the Relationship Between Prostitution Laws and Discourse
199. On a Path Toward International Recognition: Physician-Assisted Suicide as an Emerging Human Rights Norm
200. Peace Mapping and Indigenous Peoples
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